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    Horses and Divorces

    3.7 (75 reviews)
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    Open 12:00 pm - 4:00 am (Next day)

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    HORSES AND DIVORCES ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Divey
    Hipster
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Annie L.

    your typical dive bar with the cutest name! tbh yhe name is what drew me in, and i had so much fun. the inside has something interesting to look at every place you look - just hard to flag down the bartender on a saturday night

    Cool shirt.
    Fleance F.

    This place reminds me of a 70's man cave. The bar has Kama Sutra decals lining the ceiling, a jukebox, the requisite dog playing poker picture, and a free pool table. For the pool table, you must place your name on a list. Way in the back, you will find an alcove with shag carpeted ceilings, mirrored panels and the centerpiece is a painting of Burt Reynolds from the famous Cosmopolitan centerfold. We came here because we were intrigued by the name of the place. It did not disappoint. They have cheap beer and drinks and looks to be dog friendly. We had a Tequila shot here and enjoyed the ambiance. Love the shirt on the bartender that day..see pic

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    Jillian B.

    Neat divey kinda joint. Pool table, inappropriate wallpaper, the whole nine yards. Came here for a pre-dinner drink with my partner and enjoyed the experience. They've got a bunch of solid beer on draft that was $1 off until 7 for happy hour. They also had some draft cocktails ($13, not happy hour) and wine as well. I chose to get the draft margarita to try and the talea sour while it was still HH.

    Me and my friend Ana getting ready for 2025 at Horses and Divorces!!
    Justin D.

    Brought in the New Year (2025) in this lovely establishment. Nice music selection playing, a pool table with a long waiting list of people ( proving the demand) and a lot of nice people. They handed out champagne at midnight to everyone in the bar and celebratory hats too to add to the celebration. Couldn't have picked a better spot to bring in 2025! The bar was a bit crowded but what do you expect. Met a couple of nice people and brought in the New Year surrounded by lovely people. I definitely recommend this place for a nice hangout spot to bring a friend for drinks.

    Burt
    Jenna I.

    Days before omicron overtook the entire city I was sitting outdoors at Horses and Divorces drinkin beer n enjoying life with my boosted friends. Memories.... We ended up here precisely because I didn't want to be indoors and I'm sure glad I wasn't -- while they checked vaccine status coming in absolutely nobody inside had a mask on at all and it was packed to high Heaven. It was so loud I had to briefly take my mask off to order at the bar cause the bartenders couldn't hear me. But at least the bartenders were all friendly and the prices were average to solid -- there's a Lone Star and a shot special that's worth your $6 or whatever it cost. Anyhow the real reason I'm writing this is because past the bar with Kama Sutra decals around the ceiling and past the booths and past the pool table, there's this weird little nook with mirrored panels and a shag carpet ceiling and a giant painting of Burt Reynolds that is just really worth the ticket price* (*there is none it's a bar) alone. Like really looking forward to a post COVID world where I can sit in back there and stare at Burt and sigh wistfully. You know? That's the future I dream of. My new year wish.

    a drink in a martini glass
    Waheda I.

    Cool spot. Tried the tiramisu drink. It was dessert in a glass. I enjoyed it. I'll visit again if I'm in the area.

    Sarah S.

    I was really excited to go here but ended up pretty disappointed. Your girl was not feeling this spot. I was excited about the Burt Reynolds memorabilia, 70s theme Horses and Divorces had going on. They just opened in February and when I went, didn't even have a Yelp listing yet in May. It was a fairly standard semi-dive type of spot but had a respectable beer list. In a place like this, the service makes or breaks it for me...and service was just terrible sadly. So, it broke it for me. Pass on going back again.

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    Steve A.

    Horses and Divorces is a pretty good bar. I liked the name. That's why I wanted to go. It thankfully has more than that going for it. The bar has great cocktails and many have good prices. I had some kind of rose vodka lemonade. It's about $10 for a glass. This is pretty refreshing if the weather is hot. It also has a lot of local beers. These of course include Brooklyn Brewery and others. Cool decor. The bar has a retro 1970s macho theme. It has lots of cool crap on all the walls. Be sure to see the painting replicating the Burt Reynolds centerfold. RIP Smokey.

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    Do not go to this bar - extremely rude bartender and horrible drinks. Very disappointed.

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    typical dive bar but one that I love. plenty of space to spread out, bartenders are pretty attentive even when it gets crowded

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    Worst service bartender tried to charge me for two beers when I ordered 1. It also took 10 minutes to order

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    4 years ago

    The best bar in Williamsburg hands down. I've been in Williamsburg for 3 years now and my opinion has never wavered.

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    Did not love the vibe in here but will admit we are not locals and had just stopped in for a quick drink. Probably won't go back.

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    Great dive bar, friendly staff, drinks fairly reasonable for Williamsburg. Large tap line.

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